With the help of our esteemed presenters, copies of the Powerpoint slides from many of the sessions at the 2007 Building on Family Strengths Conference are now available on-line. Click on the sessions below to download the Powerpoint presentations.
**Please note** You will need access to Microsoft Powerpoint software in order to view these files. Please check back regularly, as we will be adding PDF versions of the Powerpoint presentations to our website as they become available.
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Enhancing Outpatient Services for African American Families: Reflections on Process and Program Changes |
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It's a Great IDEA! Using the Internet as a Classroom for Families in Rural Areas |
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Support for Military Families - Courage and Coping During and Following Deployment of Family Members |
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Understanding the Needs of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Youth |
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Voz: An Effective Youth Suicide Prevention |
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E. Brennan |
Taking it On: Disclosure, Stigma, and Self-Esteem (Powerpoint #1) |
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(Powerpoint #2) |
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ADMIRE: Tools for Incorporating Strength-Based Clinical Insights in the Family Team Process |
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Effective Strategies for Working with High Risk Youth |
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Family Empowerment and Youth Well-Being in Ohio |
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J. Walker |
AMP (Achieve My Plan): An Intervention to Increase Youth Empowerment and Participation in Planning |
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Broward County's System Transformation: The Development of a Cultural Competence Infrastructure |
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Creating Effective Approaches for Serving Youth Transitioning to Adulthood |
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Effective Strategies for Reducing Residential Placement |
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Mrs. Smith Goes to Washington: How to Use Publicly Available Data in Advocacy |
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An Assets Approach to Tribal Communities in Northern Minnesota |
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21a |
G. M. Lane |
Selecting and Adopting Evidence-Based and Promising Practices for Youth with Disruptive Behavior Disorders |
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Promoting Assistance to Families: University/Family Partnership |
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Evaluating ParentVOICE: Building Family Organization Sustainability Through Family-University Collaboration |
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Breaking Isolation and Brokering Opportunities: The Unfolding Dimensions of the Cuyaghoga County Tapestry Systems of Care Neighborhood Community Partnerships |
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B. Friesen |
Effective Culturally Based Services: A Practice-Based Evidence Approach to Evaluation |
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Mental Illness Awareness for Community Partners |
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Statewide Implementation of Systems of Care for Children and Youth with Mental Health and/or Substance Abuse Disorders: Family and Professional Perspectives |
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The Connection Index: Mapping the Role of Social Support in Wraparound from Engagement Through Transition |
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Increasing Parent Advocate Access Capacity and Collaboration Within Cuyahoga County's (Cleveland, OH) Tapestry System of Care |
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J. Walker |
New Measures to Assess Youth Empowerment and Youth Participation in Treatment Planning |
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Family Involvement in Systems of Care |
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Promoting Healthy Families: Teaching Positive Parenting |
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Implementing Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) in Systems of Care: Treatment Outcomes and Lessons Learned from Real World Settings |
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Family and Youth Perspectives on Mental Health Services |
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Collaboration Conflict and Conflict Resolution in Systems of Care |
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Who Loves Ya Baby: Finding and Engaging Marginalized and Absent Fathers (Powerpoint #1) |
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(Powerpoint #2) |
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Training Family Members to Serve on Boards, Committees, and in Leadership Positions |
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Using Parent Provider and Research Expertise to Design an Early Childhood Autism Waiver: The Kansas Story |
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Comparison of Caregiver Service Experiences in Federally-Funded Systems of Care and Non-Funded Communities |
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Financing to Support Family and Youth Partnerships |
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Making Written Information Accessible to All Families: Helping Those with Low English Literacy |
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Lessons from the Field: What Helps in Utilizing Family Strengths in Wraparound |
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Utilizing the Principles of Wraparound to Strengthen and Support Underserved Populations |
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Knowledge Translation and Exchange in Children's Mental Health in Rural Communities |
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Supporting Caregiver Competence and Confidence for Promoting Young Children's Socially-Adaptive Competencies Through Everyday Activities |
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Providing Family Support to Parents and Youth |
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Juvenile Court Outreach; A Model of Effective Community Collaboration and Coordination |
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Exploring the Meaning of Mental Health Recovery/Resiliency in Children and Adolescents: A Multi-Method Approach |
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School-Based Continuum of Care for Children and Families |
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Partnering with Youth in Evaluation: Engagement Energy and Innovation |
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Family/Peer Support Coaches-- No Longer on the Sidelines |
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For Youth: Recovery Management Program Developed by Youth for Youth! |
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Reducing Maternal Depression and Its Impact on Young Children: Building a Policy Framework |
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Health and Wellness for Children with Special Needs: Families are Ready! |
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Team Structure and Development: Establishing the Basis for Collaboration |
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What it Really Takes to Implement Evidence-Based Practices in Community Focused Services |
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67a |
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"Share and Care" School-Based Program |
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68a |
A. del Mundo |
Connections--Supporting Families, Strengthening Communities |
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Community Weaving (Powerpoint #1) |
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(Powerpoint #2) |
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Over Placed and Underserved: Strategies for Moving from Residential Reliance to Community integration |
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An Orientation to the Ambassador's Guide to Family-Driven Care Tool Kit |
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P. Jivanjee |
Community Integration of Young Adults with Mental Health Difficulties: Family Perspectives and Comparison of African American and European American Youth Perspectives (Powerpoint #1) |
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(Powerpoint #2) |
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The Care for Specifically Treating Depression in Juvenile Justice Populations |
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Depression Among Latino Children in the Public Child Welfare System |
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79a |
B. Green |
Supporting Successful Transitions to Kindergarten for Children with Emotional and Behavioral Challenges: Research-Based Strategies for Bridging Head Start and Elementary Schools |
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Gearing Up At-Risk Students for Post Secondary Careers: A Multi-Faceted Approach to Reducing the Minority Student Achievement Gap |
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80a |
J. Walker |
Children's and Adolescents' Attitudes Toward Peers with Mental Health Difficulties: Findings from a Nationally Representative Survey on Stigmatization and Treatment Options |
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80b |
M. Radey |
Safety Nets of Single Mothers: Does Race/Ethnicity Matter? |
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Mental Health Promotion Project for Children and Youth in Foster Care |
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Effective Training Through Parent/Agency Partnerships |
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Crossing the Bridge to Family Professional Partnership/Relationships Training |
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A Quick Guide for Self-Assessment of Family-Run Organizations in Systems of Care: A Product of the National Survey Findings from Examining the Role of Family Organizations in Developing Systems of Care Study |
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90b |
Suter |
A Critical Review of the Evidence Base for Wraparound |
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